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Fat Dog’s chaotic carnival is changing course, but still marching forward: “I wanted to make something I actually feel” (opens the original)
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When Fat Dog supported Foo Fighters at Berlin’s Olympiastadion this summer, all vocalist Joe Love could think about was the other A-listers who have graced the 75,000-cap venue. He brings up Zinedine Zidane’s infamous 2006 World Cup Final headbutt and Jesse Owens’ legendary 1936 Olympics heroics, then nervously trails off as he pictures where a certain fascist dictator may have stood. “You don’t expect, in your life, to be playing in a stadium built in 1934 in Berlin,” adds synth player Chris Hu
Kurt Vile talks Fontaines D.C. collab, his shoutout from Sam Fender, and paying tribute to Philadelphia: “It’s like rap – I’m calling out my fucking zone!” (opens the original)
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Kurt Vile has spoken to NME about summoning the “ghosts” of his home city on latest album ‘Philadelphia’s Been Good To Me’, inspiring both Fontaines D.C. and Sam Fender, and hinted at plans for the future. Read the interview below. The iconic indie-rocker spent 12 weeks on the road following the May release of his 10th solo LP, including a homecoming show at Philadelphia’s Dell Music Centre in July, an onstage collab with Fontaines D.C. in France and an appearance at End Of The Road Festival. Ma
Follow Adult DVD down the rabbit hole into their rave-rock wonderland of characters (opens the original)
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“Are we going into the fucking jungle?” blurts out Harry Hanson, clawing away leaves and branches as NME loses sight of the Adult DVD vocalist. “Have you got a machete?” smiles his bandmate Greg Lonsdale (synth), who’s on navigation duty. We’ve drifted astray at The Hollies in Leeds, a woodland area distinguished by dog walkers and tennis courts where the band once took photos. Lonsdale, who considered bringing his dog, wishes we’d filmed this directionless trek. “I feel very at peace,” shares H
Beartooth’s Caleb Shomo tells us how he finally learned to love himself: “Be patient. Give yourself time, grace and stay on the path” (opens the original)
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Beartooth frontman Caleb Shomo has spoken to NME about the band’s new album ‘Pure Ecstasy’, feeling more comfortable in his own skin and finding the “inner strength” to choose the path of joy after coming out. Tomorrow (Friday August 28), the metalcore outfit formed in Columbus, Ohio will share their sixth album – their first release with Fearless Records. Previewed by singles ‘Free’, ‘Eyes Closed’, ‘Bullshit’ and title track ‘Pure Ecstasy’, the record also features co-writing and production fro
Blossoms on the “playfulness” of album six as they reflect on 10 years of their debut: “Resting on our laurels was never on the agenda” (opens the original)
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Blossoms frontman Tom Ogden has spoken to NME about commemorating a decade of their self-titled debut album, the band’s rise from those early days, and their upcoming collaborative single with Declan McKenna. Check out our full interview below. On Wednesday (August 5), the band celebrated 10 years of their Number One debut album by playing it front-to-back at Manchester’s 260-capacity Deaf Institute. Marking their first show at the venue since 2014, the Stockport five-piece also brought out deep
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